Micropipette Tips : Premium Quality & Universal Compatibility

 

Micropipette Tips


Accumax micropipette tips feature an ergonomically optimized cone geometry that ensures a perfect fit for the Accumax micropipette range and also for micropipette models from other manufacturers. Our high-quality tips ensure the performance and repeatability of your results like no other tip can.


Micropipette Tips Description

A micropipette tips is a small, disposable attachment used with a micropipette to accurately measure and transfer very small volumes of liquid, typically in the range of microliters. These tips are designed to fit onto the end of a micropipette, allowing the user to draw up and dispense liquids precisely. These are commonly used in laboratories for various applications, including molecular biology, chemistry, diagnostics and more.

Accumax micropipette tips are crafted from 100% virgin polypropylene in a fully automated 100K class environment, ensuring absolute purity and eliminating the use of additives or dyes. 

By adhering to ISO 9001-compliant manufacturing procedures, external sources of contamination are eliminated, guaranteeing unparalleled quality.

Micropipette Tips Features

  • Micropipette Tips available in a wide volume range from 10µl to 1000µl

  • Fully automatic, human touch-free manufacturing

  • Superior quality raw materials

  • Special design for prevention against DNA denaturalization

  • Compatible with a wide range of micropipettes

  • High transparency index



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